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Mahatma Ghandi said, "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated."
There is an amazing opportunity coming April 21 for this community to support SpringHaven, our domestic violence shelter and program. A women's conference at Grace Heartland Church in Elizabethtown will feature a few nationally known speakers and some that were locally grown. There will be great info, food and fellowship and every ticket purchased will be a donation for SpringHaven.
I just don't want this to be an announcement for an event. I want to help you understand why it is so important to support this cause.
The yellow street sign warned: "Stop ahead," so I tapped my brakes, bringing my car to a complete stop at the intersection. I glanced to the left before releasing stepping on the accelerator.
Then it hit me.
No, it wasn't another vehicle. It was a series of scenes from the past, swirling around my car, streaming by me one by one and all at once, hurling me back in a time warp before swooshing past my car like a comet, leaving me craning my neck to grasp another glimpse as I idled by.
Detouring onto U.S. 31W on a trip home Friday from Bowling Green, I spotted regular gasoline on sale at $3.71 per gallon.
What a bargain.
It was important to confirm that the pump price matched the highway sign. Then quickly filling the tank, it seemed certain that the station's staff would learn any second that prices all along the Interstate 65 corridor were typically at least 15 cents higher per gallon.
It felt like a remarkable discovery. Then reality set in: When did $3.71 per gallon become something to celebrate?
The Better Business Burea is commending savvy consumers.
Consumers asked BBBs across the country and in Canada for help more than 103 million times in 2011, up from 87 million in 2010 and the highest rate in the organization's 100-year history.
Conversely, filings of formal complaints against businesses were down across the U.S. and Canada; 927,000 in 2011 compared to just more than 1 million in 2010.
"The thing I like about the NCAA college basketball tournament is that any team can win it all."
I was explaining to my wife why I was standing in front of the TV, eyes glued to the NCAA Tournament and not sitting in my usual place with her watching the evening news.
Although I have a few favorite teams, the truth is my main attraction to March Madness is in anticipating the little guys, the Lehighs, the Virginia Commonwealths, and the Norfolk States taking down the big boys, the Dukes, the Michigans,and the Missouris.
As I'm sure most everyone in our region knows, economically, we have been very fortunate the past six years to be the benefactors of tremendous growth at Fort Knox as a result of the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure initiative. Thousands of new soldiers, civilians and support jobs have been created and the resulting positive economic impact has been a great shared experience - and has been a bright spot for Kentucky's economy.
At 68, Clem Haskins can look back on a successful life.
Back in his native Taylor County, Haskins lives the life of a gentleman farmer raising Angus cattle. He was born into farming, but it was quite a different life. The fifth of 11 children whose father worked as a sharecropper, Haskins grew up in a world where poverty was common and discrimination was the norm.
My wife was doubled over, laughing hysterically at me. And I wasn't the least bit amused.
A recent storm had unhinged the door to the crawl space beneath our house. For a few days, our two Schnauzers, Max and Baylor, had been nervously smelling the floor vents. I finally put my ear to one of them and heard it: A faint but unmistakable meow.
A cat was under our house.
My apologies to cat lovers: I am not one of you. Cats and I have an understanding: I don't bother them and they don't bother me.
Basketball can dominate any Kentucky conversation at any time of year. But in March, there's really nothing else.
Kentucky's girls' state champion was crowned Saturday night and John Hardin students will be living the fantasy this week as the Bulldogs participate in the boys' Sweet 16 at Rupp Arena. But much of the attention surrounds the NCAA pairings being set tonight.
The 68-team "Big Dance" determines the best in men's college basketball and certainly fuels most every casual conversation for about three weeks.
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- Jul 30, 2009 tion with cultivated Musa acuminata Colla bananas, per- haps already of the historical geography of early banana cultivation and spread.
- www.ucl.ac.uk
- Organic banana cultivation and fair trade in Peru - Case study
- ORGANIC BANANA CULTIVATION AND. FAIR TRADE IN PERU. Trade and Poverty in.
- www.odi.org.uk
- Hi-Tech Banana Production Practices
- Aug 7, 2003 data and need not be applicable to all banana growing areas.
- www.jains.com
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- www.clas.ufl.edu
- Banana and Plantain: the Earliest Fruit Crops?
- bananas.bioversityinternational.org
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- The National Research Centre for Banana had recognised the collective as the best in banana cultivation in the country. "Most farmers under Sanghamaitri do not own lands, but they have leased out farm lands to make wonders.
- American clout makes Lankan agri-farmers go bananas
- By Saradha Mohan Kumar State lands, including the region around the Somawathie Chaitiya Sanctuary have been issued to an American fruit company for banana cultivation, in various parts of the country, according to environmentalists.
- Illegal Distribution Of Land In The Somawathiya National Park By The SLA
- By Nirmala Kannangara Speculation has arisen regarding the Defence Ministry's legal authority to "give away" lands within the Somawathiya National Park to a private company for banana cultivation.
- How a chef went bananas over a novel business idea
- Soon, the former chef returned to his ancestral land at Mohanur and took to banana cultivation. All he had was a four-acre farm and a maternal uncle's words of encouragement.
- Elephants Driven Away
- It is this same Dole Food Company that funded its local agent Letsgrow (Pvt) Ltd.
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- Banana - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Map stating that banana cultivation occurred in pre-Islamic times in India and Southeast Asia.
- en.wikipedia.org
- Banana Cultivation in Costa Rica
- May 18, 2005 Banana Cultivation in Costa Rica Costa Rica's agricultural sector has been and is largely influenced and dependent on banana cultivation.
- jrscience.wcp.muohio.edu
- Banana cultivation : Success story of a farmer - YouTube
- Jul 2, 2008 Growing Bananas (Part 1)by scotnelson39266 views · Thumbnail 8:41. Add to.
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- Banana Cultivation - AgricultureInformation.com
- Banana Cultivation The report on Banana Cultivation contains: 1. Introduction 2. Banana, Commercial Crop 3.
- www.agricultureinformation.com
- Dwarf Cavendish banana cultivation
- Sep 28, 2010 The Dwarf Cavendish banana is a more sensitive house plant than dwarf citrus trees, but it is also a lot easier to propagate.
- www.waldeneffect.org
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The variety of file formats isn't there to confuse the end-user or create dependencies of specific applications. These are only evolved attempts to preserve quality and reduce disk space usage. AVI is a pretty popular type, which you might want to preview before opening, and is exactly the purpose of AVI File Viewer.
Slightly difficult and confusing deployment
There's one thing you need to know before rushing to grab this package. If you rely on the Windows built-in File Explorer for navigation, it is of no use to you, because it's actually a component you need to enhance the functionality of File Navigator. It's pretty lightweight, and you can store it on a flash drive to keep all components of this type in a database.
Although it's not packed in an installer, you still need to go through a bit of effort in order to deploy it. Once done, File Navigator is able to provide video playback options for AVI files, given you have the proper codecs installed. There are also some instructions on how to deploy the file, although these can leave you scratching your head for a while.
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I felt this way too until I was forced to have my 2 kids in the same room while on vacation. I was really surprised, but my 3 year old slept right through the baby's crying.
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My stepdaughter comes into my room and falls asleep after everyone has gone to bed. I'll wake up to feed my crying son and she'll be passed out, the baby not bugging her one bit. Truth be told, you might want to wait until he is sleeping through the night so that your not turning on lights on the way to your childrens room. On the other hand give it a try one night to see how your oldest reacts to teh baby crying at night.
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Here are my ratings for Supernatural season one, episodes four, five and six.
Episode 4: Phantom Traveler
A former client of Dean's calls him up when a plane crashes under very mysterious circumstances. After another strange crash occurs, Dean and Sam must board a flight in danger to save the other passengers, even though Dean is terrified of flying.
Rating: 9.5/10. It was a good, and very comical episode!
Episode 5: Bloody Mary
A man dies of an apparent stroke in front of a mirror but Sam and Dean believe something, or someone (Bloody Mary), may be behind his death. Dean tries to help Sam open up about his girlfriend's death after Sam lets it slip that there's some information that he hasn't told Dean about Jessica's death.
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Sorry I have disappeared lately, but it was my birthday last week so I have been busy! Anywho, I have been thinking of rating episodes of Supernatural for a while now, so that I can post them for all of you to see and hopefully encourage anyone who isn't currently watching to watch this awesome show! I have decided that I am going to do this by season, with a few episodes per post, posting my ratings for each episode out of ten, along with a small blurb about the episode. If anyone has any questions about the episode or my rating, just ask!
Season One (2005-2006):
Episode 1: Pilot
Sam is about to graduate from college, and has an interview to potentially join one of the most prestigious law schools in the United States. After a night of celebrating with his girlfriend Jessica, his brother Dean, who he has not seen since leaving for college, shows up in the middle of the night to tell him that their father is missing while on a hunting trip. Sam leaves with Dean to find their father, and wind up in a town named Jericho, where unmarried men have been disappearing without a trace because of a woman in white.
My rating: 9/ 10. It is a very good episode to start off the show!
Episode 2: Wendigo
After seeing Sam's girlfriend Jessica die, Sam leaves college to continue to search for his father alongside his older brother Dean. Sam and Dean are led to Black Water Ridge on their search for their father, where they end up posing as Park Rangers in order to help a brother and sister find their lost brother. The brothers believe that he was taken by a Wendigo, a creature which was once a man, but was forced to eat human flesh in order to survive, giving him speed, strength and immortality, and is always hungry for more.
My rating: 9.25/ 10. Wendigo is a great episode, probably one of my favourites from season one.
Episode 3: Dead in the Water
While going through the newspaper, Dean comes across a mysterious drowning victim at Lake Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Upon further research Sam and Dean soon discover more people who have drowned in the same lake, but their bodies were never found. When Sam and Dean show up in town they befriend a boy whose father has drowned. They come to believe the lake is haunted by a spirit and must hunt the spirit down before more and more people are killed. This episode stars Amy Acker from Angel.
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9. How do I know that I can trust Exchange 2003?
8. How can I better manage my infrastructure?
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Demo of RSG WizardAllows you to merge data or copy data. Copying the data will create a folder with the name "Recovered Data (Date)" that allows the end user to pull the items that were accidentally deleted. Merge would be useful in a Dial-tone restore scenario.
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Exchange 2003 VSAPI 2.1 Protocol Level Spam filtering
IMF Server side Based on SmartScreen Technology Examines and applies SCL (spam confidence level) rating Works with 3rd Party Solutions
Edge Services (2005) Email protection security at boundary of network Extensible PlatformCaller ID advertises in small XML blob in DNS and interprets if the sender is a legitimate address.
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Villa 240 is a fantastic semi detached villa in a complex with lovely views of the bay of Pollensa. The complex consists of twenty five luxury villas which share three different swimming pools, split in different levels.
The front door leads straight to the open plan lounge dining area with glass doors opening out onto the fantastic front terrace which is completely furnished and has stunning views of Pollensa bay. The modern, completely fitted kitchen is fully equipped with washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, electric oven and an electric hob. A staircase leads up to the upper floor where the bedrooms are located. There are two twin bedrooms sharing a full bathroom and one double bedroom with en suite bathroom. All bedrooms have fitted wardrobes and are fully air conditioned. All in all, the property has been decorated in a very high standard, and it benefits of Internet connection via WI-FI.
It should be mentioned that the driveway to this complex is steep and windy. Each villa has parking space for one car only. We do not recommend this villa to those with mobility difficulties.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Car advised
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|Nearest airport: Palma de Mallorca 60 km
|Family friendly
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|DVD player
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning, Satellite TV
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|Double beds (1), Single beds (4), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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Pollensa and its surroundings is one of the most beautiful areas of the island and an ideal retreat for vacationers who are looking for the original Mallorca as well as outstanding beaches. Here a diverse landscape merges with well-kept sandy beaches and coves nestled into cliff lines beckoning to swim. Old and young will enjoy the fine white sand beaches and gentle turquoise waves. The bay of Pollensa is very popular with the marine community and offers excellent opportunities for water sports, including sailing and kite surfing. The old fisherman's village has conserved its typical charm and is very appreciated for its long beach and its emblematic sea front stroll, the'Pine Walk'. From Puerto Pollensa a short drive through breathtaking landscape takes you to Formentor, the lost utopia. Its pine bordered beach with the imposing mountain background has captivated many artists and painters . The Sierra de Tramuntana is ideally suited for hiking and biking excursions. Cala San Vicente offers crystal clear water, ideal for diving and snorkling, and a resort with a familiar atmosphere. Pollensa is the perfect starting point to explore the whole island; plunge into the lush emerald flora with centenary olive and pine groves, almond and fig trees and into the maze of Pollensa's narrow Moorish streets with numerous cafés and shops scattered around the picturesque town square, where you also find many high standard restaurants. The quiet village life conquers many visitors and renting a town house is becoming an attractive alternative to villas and apartments. Sights like the Calvary or the Roman Bridge, interesting places and events like the municipal museum, the Music Festival and numerous art exhibitions make Pollensa attractive and inviting.
Whatever you are looking for, a beach holiday, a water sports holiday, a quiet retreat or even a cultural and gastronomic feast - Pollensa is the place to visit. Welcome!
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Aug 2015 - $38.00
Meh...We decided to spend a weekend there for a free concert. It has the advantage of being within an easy walk of the Wasagaming townsite. The washrooms are clean and showers are free, not coin and newly renovated. Staff was friendly and polite. Downside, we got a no service campsite with the highway visible through the trees and the traffic was ghastly on the highway all night long. Noise noise noise. Radios, generators, children, motorcycles, cars, drunks in spite of the alcohol ban. Wet firewood that wouldn't burn was $8 for 10 logs. Our site was not level, and it was short and narrow. Traffic on our loop was also terrible with vehicles and impatient drivers going by so often it was difficult to back into the site. People were honking and going around us as we tried to back in and when we pulled out. If you want to be at the Wasagaming resort, it's perfect. If you want peace and quiet, and wilderness camp elsewhere in the park. - Judy Birchland
Jun 2014 - $38.00
Location, location, location! Walking distance to town and Clear Lake. Nightly rate does not include $19 CDN to enter park. Sites are pull-through with bushes between sites. It had been raining and the sites was swampy with mosquitoes. Sites close to level. Bathhouse dated but only 1 shower. Clean to usual state park standards. What makes this place great is abundant wildlife. Saw 4 moose and a bear while driving through the park. Would stay here again. - frankltd
Aug 2012 - $42.00
A little difficult to find. Google maps shows the old entrance, which is now closed. Most uneven site we have ever parked in, although some of the neighboring ones looked much flatter. No WiFi. Pretty location very close to town, and a pleasant walk to the lake. Cost seemed high for what you receive. - AloraDanin


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photograph by kristen bach
autumn rain
the beginning of fall has been very rainy and grey here in athens. i noticed these beautiful beads of water on the leaves and knew I had to brave my camera through the rain.
photographs and words by kristin karch
photograph by rinne allen
black eyed pea hummus
we got some fresh black eyed peas from a local farm. i cooked them up and made a batch of hummus with them. a good southern, protein packed snack!
1 1/2 cup cooked black eyed peas
2 cloves of garlic
1/4 cup tahini
3 Tbsp or more extra virgin olive oil
juice of one lemon
salt to taste
-in an immersion blender or food processor add all of your ingredients
-blend until combined and has a creamy texture
-cool in fridge until ready to eat
photographs and recipe by kristen bach
late summer flowers
photograph by rebecca wood
magnolia drape
i tied a string of magnolia leaves and hung it at the top of a window...i love how it looks from outside!
photographs and words by rebecca wood
garden chaos
photograph by rebecca wood
apple picking
we have made it a tradition to go apple picking at least one time each fall. my daughter always gets to bring a friend and we have a fun day frolicking in the orchard, climbing trees, picking apples. this year we went to south carolina to bryson's orchard. it was a hot day but a lovely one at that!
photographs and words by kristen bach
mud daubber nest
photograph by rinne allen
fort pulaski
i have a husband and two sons who love visiting old forts when we travel, especially when we are along the coast...i used to reluctantly tag along, but then i noticed how beautiful they are, mainly because of their tabby (or cocina) walls...they have so much texture! plus, i do love many of the interiors as they were so utilitarian and simple...there is no fluff to them, just the essentials...
recently, we were in savannah and spent the day out at tybee island on the beach...we stopped off at fort pulaski on the way and explored...
photographs and words by rinne allen
jewels of opar
photograph by rinne allen
fall preview
photographs and words by rinne allen
beauty berries
photograph by kristen bach
spanish apple and rice salad
when i was in high school, i lived in barcelona for a summer. my host family would make this salad every week. there was so much that i loved about the spanish cuisine, but this salad was my favorite and i still to this day make it often. it is best when you use freshly picked apples which makes it a perfect fall salad!
1 1/2 cup rice, cooked
3 apples, a tart variety is best(I used winesap's but granny smith are also great)
1/2 purple onion, diced
1/2 cup golden raisins
1/2 tsp salt (or more or less to taste)
1 tsp cumin
-make the rice and let it cool for about 30-45 minutes
-finely dice the purple onions
-dice the apples, leaving the skins on for texture and color
-toss the apples, onions, and raisins with the salt and cumin
-when the rice is cool, fold in the fruit mixture
-serve chilled
photos and recipe by kristen bach
photograph by rinne allen
20 years with rinne
rinne came to ask me for a job at the studio 20 years ago. we couldn't afford to hire anyone, but when i received her handmade thank you note in the mail, thanking me for talking to her, i was sold, and knew i needed to have her around.
rinne and her photos are magic, and i knew right away i needed to let her follow her inspiration around the studio. rinne's photos always made us look good, and projected the beauty and creativity i tried to inspire. we sort of 'grew each other up'. we shared a lot of ideas, inspirations, and hard work. her insights and ideas always helped me to grow my business.
rinne took over 30,000 pictures (with a film camera!) at r.wood studio, documenting the process, people, and plates. she was able to hone her skills and vision before she left the studio to start her career as a photographer. she is now very successful. we still love to get together for brainstorming and flower arranging and photographing, and still collaborate together on our blog, beautyeveryday.
rinne IS instant inspiration, and i've been so lucky to have her in my life these 20 years!
photograph and words by rebecca wood
moss covered wall
photograph by kristen bach
barn envy
i see so much beauty on adrive through the country. every once in a while there is that thing you see that just takes your breath away and leaves you speechless. this barn did just that!
in the middle of a field, sat this vine covered beauty. enjoy!
words and photographs by kristen bach
photograph by rinne allen
sons of sawdust: schoolhouse demolition
i have really enjoyed following along with the gang from sons of sawdust on all of their fun adventures...if you haven't already, check out their instagram feed, as they chronicle these adventures in salvaging materials and repurposing them into tables and furniture...they are doing a great job of storytelling through words & pictures!
recently, i followed them for the day as they took apart an old schoolhouse outside of bishop, georgia. the owner of the building wanted to remove the building, but rather than just trashing it, he called in the guys to salvage what they could. there was lots of dust (and wasps!), but it was fun to watch them take apart the building, board by board. there was a beautiful patina to some of the wood, almost like milk paint, and a few remnants of the former owners remained like where they had scratched out a math problem on the wall or practiced their handwriting.
at the end of the day, the sons of sawdust guys hauled the wood back to their shop and will eventually turn it into furniture or they even had one request to turn the wood into flooring.
one of the highlights of the day was when a carriage pulled by two huge clydesdales pulled up and i was offered a ride around the neighboring fields...of course, i said yes!
it was a gorgeous day to be in the country!
words and photographs by rinne allen


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The reason why I stopped in Nagoya was basically a train museum which showed the history of the Japanes trains with a main focus of the Shinkansen trains. I have to say that these trains have been fascinating me since I received a card game as a kid where the Shinkansen train card ...
... the winner we would win one point, otherwise the other person would win one point.
It turns out Philippe was much better at me picking which sumo would win! I don't know how he does it. He won the first category with 17 points and me 6 points and the second category 19 and me 4 points! Philippe basically guessed 80% of the time who would win the fight, over about the 60 fights that we saw over the 6 hours.. He must have been a ...
Nagoya, aka, Phil's day out!
... we took the subway to our hotel and dropped our bags off before setting out on Phil's itinerary.
First visit was to Nagoya Castle , five stories high in a huge park with good views of the city. Boy, it was hot inside and out and The locals are mopping themselves with their hand towels very frequently. The walls were all blocks of rock constructed similarly to pyramids and the roof lines were in a pagoda style with two huge solid hold statues on top. ...
Day 7
... check in, just time to dump our bags & off we went for a walk around the town we went to a museum, a shrine, the Takayama festival float exhibition hall, we then went to the old part of town. We had a beautiful tea not far from there. When we got back from tea we had another spa, getting used to it (in the nude) still lots of laughs. It's now 9.00 and ready for bed. Ran out of battery so no pictures of ...
Osaka - Nagoya - Home
... it, quickly figured out trains and got us there. Now onto Incheon Airport (have we mentioned it's the nicest airport in the world?) for a 4 hour layover and back home. E plays in the airport, dumbstruck by the South Korean parade in the airport and generally has a great time. H and I guzzle beers. Back to Seattle and Dottie!